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RVNL tops Rs 201 crore East Coast Railway wagon workshop tender, putting shares back in focus

RVNL tops Rs 201 crore East Coast Railway wagon workshop tender, putting shares back in focus

Rail Vikas Nigam Ltd was named lowest bidder for a Rs 201.23 crore contract to build a 200-wagon maintenance workshop at Kantabanji for East Coast Railway. RVNL shares fell 5.25% Monday, closing at Rs 367.60 after fluctuating between Rs 400.90 and Rs 366.15. The project has an 18-month execution period. About 4 million shares changed hands in roughly 48,700 trades.
30 December 2025

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